riskon fyi. I'm buying no phys. for its to much risk to hold at home for the family etc. and
when the fiat dollar goes down -
the banks goes down with the fiats - the banks lock the doors for chapter 11 for a long time and
NO ONE can get into their safety boxes - when they become open the gov. 666 want to confiscate - the gold in nation interest to back up a new fiat currency - as the 666 did 1934 -
history often repeat itself -
the GOLD low cost producing stocks will often go much higher - hope to see you @ CALVF GOLD PM Mining low cost production bargain - don't let the MM scare you off - have a great day
thanks for your opinion fyi........ more opinions and thanks for the board mark is very much appreciated - thanks in advance ....
CALVF NAMA Konkola Neigbor Konkola Copper Mines unit in the Copperbelt, Zambia - one of the Richest Copper Belts in the World -
has inaugurated a new US$100 million concentrator at its Nchanga open cut Vedata copper mine -
The copper cathode - REC brand is a Grade A from the refinery at Nkana and is listed on the London Metal Exchange.
The KBC product is a Grade A product from the Tailings Leach Plant tank houses in Chingola, undergoing LME registration.KCM's copper cathodes from the Nchanga smelter and produced from the Nkana refinery have a purity level of 99.99 per cent copper. These cathodes meet international quality standards and are registered as "REC" ("A" Grade) on the London Metal Exchange ("LME"). Konkola Copper Mines KCM also produces a Kabundi copper cathode, which is marketed as "KBC" from its TLP at Nchanga and is in the process of being registered with the LME.
Cobalt -
With the commissioning of KCM's new Nchanga smelter, KCM Konkola Copper Mines is able to recover cobalt in copper concentrates. This cobalt, which is produced in the form of a copper-cobalt alloy, is marketed to cobalt processing plants. In addition to cobalt alloy, the Company produces cobalt. Cobalt concentrate is derived from cobalt ore that is mined at Konkola Copper Mines KCM's Nchanga Open-Pit Cut II operations.
Caledonia reveals exciting new aspect at Nama project - 12 March 2012 | 10:00am StockMarketWire.com -
Caledonia Mining has revealed a new and very exciting aspect to the Nama copper/cobalt project in Zambia.
It said the latest drilling results differed markedly in mineralisation style to other properties in the region in that the zone.
It says this zone of mineralisation occurs at relatively shallow depth relative to the depth of the ore shale in the area and possibly extends to surface.
Chief executive and president Stefan Hayden said: "A sufficiently large, near-surface resource depth may therefore provide the basis for a future open-pit mining operation.
"The 2012 exploration programme will commence as soon as the rains and ground condition allow during the second quarter.
"The results should allow us to confirm and further refine our model of Nama's geology and copper resources potential."
Caledonia has sufficient cash to complete the 2012 exploration programme and intends to manage its cash resources so that it can undertake further work at Nama without raising new equity.
dd..... Caledonia Mining's Blanket Gold Mine producing Gold 40,000oz/year - target Au 100,000 ounces - low production cost Gold @ Au $521/oz - NO DEBT - owns many great old gold mines workings to expand to and re-commission - dd....CALVF Gold Mine producer bargain play - with many massive Gold fields to reactivate -
This is the first time in the past decade - when there has been a convergence of the major three technical signals -
GOLD & Metal Mining Stocks Approaching Most Oversold - Level Since Start of Bull Market -
The obvious pair trade here is to go long mining stocks and short the S&P500 - This is the first time in the past decade when there has been a convergence of these three technical signals. Not only has the XAU/SPX fallen outside of its long-term trend channel, but both the RSI and MACD indicators are flashing oversold. Conditions such as this tend not to persist for long, especially against a backdrop of strengthening fundamentals for precious metals. by Jason
a Golden rule is that once the price breaks above the 3rd fanline of the 3-arc Fan Correction, it is free to take off higher, but if we have figured out the game plan in advance we don't have to miss out on a juicy $100 advance to that point while we wait for such confirmation. Instead, buying now and jamming in a stop below the support shown makes a lot more sense from a risk/reward perspective -
Caledonia's Financial Reports tells us a Real Good Future -
for Caledonia low cost Gold production & Great Earnings....enjoy - :-)
Gold Market Update - Did Gold Stocks Bottom Last Week? -
GOLD last summer high when investors sought refuge from the EURO fiat DEBT, which was falling apart of its components had a really hard time peddling their legacy of EURO DEBT and the debt only going higher in US & EURO - GOLD will be bullish UP and much HIGHER when more want SAFETY from HIGH fiat DEBT -
Elliott wave predicts GOLD @ $32,659.-- per ounce - :-) on the 16 Jan 2015 -
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"Cloaked in darkness since medieval times, the spectacular ruins of the once dazzling, southern African kingdom of Great Zimbabwe posed a thorny dilemma for white settlers who claimed to have 'discovered' the region a mere hundred years before. Refusing to believe the massive, finely hewn walls could be the product of native culture, white "experts" eager to claim the land for Europeans credited the ancient city to everyone from wandering Phoenicians to the biblical Queen of Sheba.
In so doing, they began a long insidious European tradition of willful misinterpretation of Africa's past, until, in the ultimate irony, the place where human history began would become a place with no history of its own.
Now, trek inland to the remote site of Great Zimbabwe, a fabulous "lost city," which reached its glory in the 14th century. Then, sift the sands of time to uncover the equally splendid culture of Africa's Swahili Coast. The fabulously wealthy center of the thriving gold and ivory trades until the 16th century, its cities now lie all but forgotten, buried under centuries of indifference. Reclaiming their past from a long tradition of racial prejudice and neglect, the descendants of these lost cultures are only now discovering the extraordinary achievements of Africa's indigenous civilizations.
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